Nine candidate countries are vying for membership in the European Union. Meanwhile, three of Europe’s richest democracies are doing everything they can to stay outside. Is the EU’s appeal weaker in the continent’s wealthiest countries? Ukraine and Moldova have completed the review of their legislation to align it with EU rules. Montenegro has opened all … Read more
The possibility of a near-term agreement to end the conflict between the US and Iran once again seems unlikely, as the warring parties are exchanging harsh, uncompromising attacks and rhetoric. The attacks come days after the US announced it was entering a new phase – a broad economic blockade on Iran and countries that trade … Read more
Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, has congratulated his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, on achieving a historic record in Italian politics, becoming the longest-serving prime minister in the history of the Italian Republic. In his message, Rama did not spare jokes and irony, referring to Italian politics, the frequent changes in government and the role of … Read more
A 67-year-old man from Arizona was arrested after allegedly behaving aggressively during an American Airlines flight, forcing the plane to divert and make an emergency landing in Baltimore. According to Maryland State Police, Arthur Ludin was arrested after the plane landed at Baltimore/Washington International Airport. During the incident, he was strapped to his seat with … Read more
Sali Berisha has arrived in the United States of America, on his first visit after the lifting of the ban on traveling to the US. Berisha will stay in America for several days, where he is expected to carry out a busy agenda of activities and meetings. The leader of the Democratic Party has also … Read more
The United States Embassy in Tirana commemorated the canonization of Mother Teresa today, appreciating her contribution and dedication to those most in need. In a post on social media, the embassy emphasizes that Mother Teresa dedicated her life to the poor, the sick, and the forgotten, becoming a symbol of humanity and service to others.
US President Donald Trump hinted that he would ask European countries to repay Washington for military aid and ammunition previously sent to Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia, while his tweet appeared to imply that he would temporarily halt sales of military equipment to allied countries. In his post on Truth Social, Trump denied … Read more
The US announced new sanctions targeting Cuba’s ruling elite, a state bank and four entities linked to the country’s energy, metals and mining sectors. The US State Department said the measures are part of the Trump administration’s broader efforts to curb what Washington describes as the Cuban regime’s repression and activities that threaten US national … Read more
US Vice President JD Vance said he could not predict when the conflict with Iran would end or when oil prices would return to pre-war levels. According to him, the end of the conflict, which began six months ago with US-Israeli air strikes, depends on Iran. JD Vance said that the situation should not be … Read more
Jobs in America without a University Degree: Which Professions Pay the Best? The university education system in the United States of America is one of the most expensive in the world. As a result, an increasing number of Americans, but also Albanian immigrants, are choosing to bypass traditional four-year degrees (Bachelor’s Degree) to enter the … Read more